Dave Newton wrote:
For example Depending the circumstance
I load setValue(boolean) or setValue(String).
In S2 it could cause problems with the form tags; it expects form values to
follow JavaBean standards. I'm not sure what would happen.
Dave
You can have the two setters if you want, but no matter what you can
only have one getter, and Xwork will always match the string rather than
the boolean.
If you like, make the property a String. Use a checkbox or input in
your JSP dynamically. When you submit the form the parameter
interceptor will set the value of the string to the value of the
checkbox/input, which will be the value, or "true" or "yes" depending on
your form and the user's brower. You'll have to handle further
conversion within your action.
This sucks though because you won't get the automatic "not checked"
handling, and because IE sends "yes" instead of the checked value (IIRC).
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